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1 Pulley positioning system for CVT Meulen, van der, A.J. Published: 01/01/2006 Document Version Publisher s PDF, also known as Version of Record (includes final page, issue and volume numbers) Please check the document version of this publication: A submitted manuscript is the author's version of the article upon submission and before peer-review. There can be important differences between the submitted version and the official published version of record. People interested in the research are advised to contact the author for the final version of the publication, or visit the DOI to the publisher's website. The final author version and the galley proof are versions of the publication after peer review. The final published version features the final layout of the paper including the volume, issue and page numbers. Link to publication Citation for published version (APA): Meulen, van der, A. J. (2006). Pulley positioning system for CVT. (DCT rapporten; Vol ). Eindhoven: Technische Universiteit Eindhoven. General rights Copyright and moral rights for the publications made accessible in the public portal are retained by the authors and/or other copyright owners and it is a condition of accessing publications that users recognise and abide by the legal requirements associated with these rights. Users may download and print one copy of any publication from the public portal for the purpose of private study or research. You may not further distribute the material or use it for any profit-making activity or commercial gain You may freely distribute the URL identifying the publication in the public portal? Take down policy If you believe that this document breaches copyright please contact us providing details, and we will remove access to the work immediately and investigate your claim. Download date: 27. Apr. 2018
2 Pulley positioning system for CVT A.J. van der Meulen DCT Traineeship report Coach(es): Supervisor: P.C.J.N. Rosielle M. Steinbuch Technische Universiteit Eindhoven Department Mechanical Engineering Dynamics and Control Technology Group Eindhoven, March, 2006
3 Table of contents 1 Introduction Background Assignment The current system Double planetary gear set Planetary roller screw Fixing the degrees of freedom System functions System main function Existing system functions System sub functions Designing concept systems Fixing the degree z of the pulley Increasing force or momentum Concept systems Conclusions References...17 Appendix A Appendix B Patent applications Calculations mechanical advantage
4 Pulley positioning system for CVT 1 1 Introduction The group Constructions and Mechanisms invented a system for mechanically position the pulleys in a pulley-based continuously variable transmission (CVT). Unfortunately the used planetary roller screw is a too expensive part. 1.1 Background The belt in the CVT transfers the energy from the input shaft to the output shaft by friction at two pulleys at each shaft. Figure 1-1 shows a shaft, a belt and the two conical pulleys. a) b) Figure 1-1: The shaft, the belt and the two conical pulleys. Figure 1-2: Increasing and decreasing the transmission ratio. Figure 1-2 shows a ratio change between input and output which is achieved by decreasing the distance between the two pulleys at one shaft and increasing the distance between the other two pulleys at the other shaft. To create the force necessary to position the pulleys, the design of the current pulley positioning system uses a double planetary gear set and a planetary roller screw. 1.2 Assignment The objective of the assignment is to design a less expensive pulley position system, which positions at least one pulley at each of the two shafts. The system must satisfy the requirements: a) Axially position the pulley: with 50 kn; over 20 mm; in 1 second (which corresponds to a power of 1000 Watt). b) No power cost of the actuator during a steady state operation of the transmission.
5 Pulley positioning system for CVT 2 2 The current system The current design of the pulley positioning system uses a double planetary gear set and a planetary roller screw. Figure 2-1 shows a part of the diagrammatic overview. M Planetary gear set Planetary gear set Planetary roller screw Figure 2-1: Partial overview of the current system. (Source: patent applications, appendix A.) 2.1 Double planetary gear set A single planetary gear set, shown in figure 2-2, consist of a sun gear, planet gear(s) with its carrier and a ring gear. The sun gear, ring gear or the planet gear carrier can be input, output or can be held stationary. By choosing the right amount of teeth, it is possible to lock one of the three gears, for example the planet gear carrier, and letting the other two, the ring gear and the sun gear, have a 1:1 gear ratio. For a single planetary gear set holds that the rotational directions of the input and output are opposite. Using the opposite output of a single set as input for a second set, joining the ring gears, the same rotational direction and coinciding axes of the input and output can be realized, shown in and 2-3. in/out out/in Ring gear Sun gear in/out out/in Planet gear carrier Planer gear Figure 2-2: A planetary gear set and its possible rotations, planet gear carrier locked. Figure 2-3: A double planetary gear set and its possible rotations, planet gear carrier locked.
6 Pulley positioning system for CVT Planetary roller screw In the system design the electrical motor (M) locks or actuates the planet gear carrier. Actuating the planet gear carrier result in different angular velocity of the screw shaft and the roller nut of the planetary roller screw, shown in figure 2-5, which positions the pulley. Figure 2-5: Planetary roller screw. (Source: INA publication) If a less expensive equivalent for the planetary roller screw can be found, the objective of the assignment is achieved. Equal the roller screw, this mechanism must increase force and convert rotational into translational motion. Figure 2-6 shows a mechanism consisting of three wedges placed around an axis. Figure 2-7 shows a mechanism, inspired by the mechanism of the three wedges, using three cams. Figure 2-8 shows a mechanism using a spring coil as a screw. a) b) c) Figure 2-6: Three axial placed wedges. (Source: patent application, appendix A) Rollers Spring coil Figure 2-7: Three one way cams. Figure 2-8: Coil transmission. (Source: LuK symposium 2002, appendix A)
7 Pulley positioning system for CVT 4 Figure 2-9 shows a mechanism, also inspired by the mechanism of the three wedges, using one wedge. In contrast to the other mechanisms which push at three points (surfaces), this mechanism pushes at one point (surface). Figure 2-9: One axial placed wedge. (Source: patent application, appendix A) The mechanical advantage of the input force and output force is inversely proportional to the input and output distance. The alternatives for the roller screw with their mechanical advantage are placed in table 2-1. Calculations are given in appendix B. Table 2-1: Alternative mechanisms for the planetary roller screw. The output distance of all mechanisms is set to 20 mm. The values are as accurate as possible estimations. Roller screw Three wedges One wedge Coil screw Cams Input [mm] Advantage [-] Of the mechanisms in table 2-1, only the coil screw achieves a sufficient increment of the force. At this moment, it appears to be that no sufficient functioning equivalent for the roller screw can be found. To find other possibilities to achieve the objective of the assignment, the functioning of the system will be investigated in more detail.
8 Pulley positioning system for CVT 5 3 Fixing the degrees of freedom The shaft and the positional pulley have their own degrees of freedom. For the design of the system it is assumed that the shaft is supported by two radial bearings. The pulleys must be fixed to the shaft. Figure 3-1 shows a shaft and the two pulleys, together with their degrees of freedom. x, ϕ y,ψ z, θ shaft positional pulley x : fixed = x : fixed to the shaft y : fixed = y : fixed to the shaft z : fixed z : positional ϕ : fixed = ϕ : fixed to the shaft ψ : fixed = ψ : fixed to the shaft θ : free = θ : fixed to the shaft Figure 3-1: A shaft, the pulleys, and their degrees of freedom. At least one of the two pulleys at each shaft is positional. If one pulley is fixed to the shaft, it might seem to be possible, not to fix the degree of freedom θ of the positional pulley. Not fixing θ will result in a diagonal route of the force, as illustrated in figure 3-2. The degree of freedom θ must be fixed to the shaft to prevent ineffective use of the belt. Input Fixed Not fixed Not fixed Force Fixed Output Figure 3-2: The degree of freedom θ of the pulleys at bottom-left and top-right, are not fixed to the shaft.
9 Pulley positioning system for CVT 6 To fix the five degrees of freedom of the positional pulley, a plain bearing with a certain length, fixing x, y, ϕ and ψ, and a spline fixing θ can be used, shown in figure 3-3. Supporting the pulley at three points, as shown in figure 3-4, fixes ϕ and ψ. The plain bearing than only has to fix x and y and therefore can be decreased in length. Spline Bearing Figure 3-3: The pulley fixed by a bearing and a spline. Figure 3-4 Supporting the pulley at three points to fix ϕ and ψ. The idea of supporting the positional pulley elastically, by using folded leaf springs as used in the lecture notes of the course Constructieprincipes 1, p to 1-27, encounters two problems. As result of the needed dimensions, folded leaf springs do not permit the pulley to move over 10 mm, not to mention 20 mm, and have unfavourable dynamical behaviour. The current system encounters no disadvantage using a bearing and spline to fix the positional pulley. A different way to fix the pulleys does not seem to be necessary, but is dependant on the construction of the new system.
10 Pulley positioning system for CVT 7 4 System functions In this chapter on the basis of the main function and the investigated systems in patent applications, the sub functions will be determined. 4.1 System main function The main idea of the intended invention is a little whirring electrical engine with low torque and high number of revolutions, moving a pulley over a relatively very short distance with a great force. In other words, a small force F (or momentum M) with a long distance s (or angular distance ϕ), must be transferred to a rotating shaft and axially push the pulley over a short distance s (= 20 mm) with great force F (= 50 kn) in 1 second. 4.2 Existing system functions The existing systems all have one mechanism to increase force and convert rotational into translational motion. Examples are the in chapter 2 mentioned planetary roller screw, coil screw and axial wedge. The output power of these mechanisms pushes the pulley. The input to push is the power of an electrical motor or hydraulic pressure. To fix the pulley, most systems also use the power of an electrical motor or hydraulic pressure. One system, the current system, mechanically locks the position of the pulley by locking the input. All the systems have the support for the force that fixes or pushes the pulley, at the shaft. 4.3 System sub functions Given these necessary system functions and the fulfilling of those functions by the known systems, it can be noticed that the systems do not use the possibility to support the power to push or to fix the pulley, at the fixed world. In figure 4-1 the sub functions derived from the patent applications and extracted from the main function are illustrated.
11 Pulley positioning system for CVT 8 Force (F) to fix Reaction support at pulley position / Power (F, s, t) to push pulley Belt force Convert power (if necessary): M, ϕ, t F, s, t shaft/world Transform power θ, ω F, s, t (or M, ϕ, t) Transfer power: F, s, t (or M, ϕ, t) - Actuator F, s, t (or M, ϕ, t) - Pulley Figure 4-1: An overview the main functions at its sub functions. A connection from the fixed world to a rotating pulley is achieved by an axial bearing. Due to high axial force combined with the high number of revolutions per minute, an axial bearing causes approximately one third of power loss, a not allowable amount during steady state operation. Therefore during steady state the reaction support of the force to fix the pulley must be at the rotating shaft. Contrary to fixing the pulley, during pushing the pulley, the reaction of the push mechanism can be at the world. In the case of pushing the pulley from the world, an extra mechanism at the shaft is needed to fix the degree z of the pulley. Illustrated in figure 4-2. The push mechanism also must take back some of its movement. a) Fixing pulley by a mechanism at the shaft. b) Pushing by a mecha- nism at the world. c) Fixing pulley by a mechanism at the shaft. Figure 4-2: Pushing the pulley from the world.
12 Pulley positioning system for CVT 9 Besides supporting the power at the world, the investigated systems also do not use the possibility to decrease the as necessary respected distance of 20 mm to push the pulley. Pushing several times a smaller distance also leads to the desired distance. To handle the limitation of an incremental push mechanism, an extra mechanism is needed to move in the z direction; the push mechanism or the point that the push mechanism uses to push. Figure 4-3 shows pushing by increments from the shaft, moving the mechanism. Figure 4-3 shows pushing by increments from the world, moving the push of point. a) b) c) d) Figure 4-3: Incremental pushing from the shaft. a) b) c) e) f) g) Figure 4-4: Incremental pushing from the world. The possibilities to push the pulley by increments and push the pulley from the world, result that the system must fulfil an extra sub function.
13 Pulley positioning system for CVT 10 5 Designing concept systems This chapter investigates the opportunity of the systems which contains the not used possibilities to fulfil the sub functions. The current systems push from the shaft over the full range of 20 mm, and at the same time fix the position of the pulley. 5.1 Fixing the degree z of the pulley Both using incremental steps for axially position the pulley and pushing from the world, the time the push mechanism is not supporting the pulley requires an extra mechanism to fix the degree z of the pulley. In the current system the principle of a roller nut and screw is used to push and to fix the pulley. By pushing the pulley, the nut and screw cope with a great force while rotating, which requires high demands of the used planetary roller screw. If a roller nut and screw are used to take over the new position of the push mechanism, the rotating of the nut can be forceless. 5.2 Increasing force or momentum Due to the conservation law, increasing a force will decrease its distance. Principles for trading force for distance are the lever- and wedge-effect, which have their existence in many mechanisms. Figure 5-1 and 5-2 show these effects. Another principle for trading force for distance is using hydraulic pressure, shown in figure 5-3. F out F out F in F in l 1 l 2 F in + F out Figure 5-1: The lever-effect. Mechanisms that use this principle are tackles and gears, increasing l 1 or decreasing l 2 will increase the effect (F out > F in ).
14 Pulley positioning system for CVT 11 F out F out F in s out β F in s in Figure 5-2: The wedge-effect. Mechanisms that use this principle are toggle levers and threads, decreasing β will increase the effect (F out > F in ). F in s in F out s out D 1 D 2 Figure 5-3: Hydraulic pressure. Systems using oil pressure use this principle. Decreasing D 1 or increasing D 2 will increase the effect (F out > F in ). By incremental pushing, the mechanical advantage of the current mechanisms can be increased. For example the axial wedge, instead of pushing over 20, can push over 1 mm and so increase its mechanical advantage with a multiplication of 20, becoming 200. To transform the power, the investigated systems do not use tackles, probably due to the amount of friction. To equal the mechanical advantage of the used roller screw, 40 tackles must be used. Not having to satisfy the requirements for a push mechanism to push over 20 mm, creates opportunities for mechanisms with a restricted stroke, for example the mechanism as shown in figure 5-4. Figure 5-4: Pushing with rods.
15 Pulley positioning system for CVT Concept systems The not used possibility of pushing from the world and of pushing by increments, lead to three other possible systems Concept 1: Pushing from the world Figure 5-5 shows a concept system where an actuator and a double planetary gear set screws a roller nut to fix the degree z of the pulley, after pushed from the world to its position. To fix the degree θ of the output of the gear set to the roller nut, three folded leaf springs can be used. M Push mechanism from world Roller nut Folded leaf springs Figure 5-5: Pushing from the world, fixing the degree z by means of a double planetary gear set and a nut and screw.
16 Pulley positioning system for CVT Concept 2: Incremental pushing from the world Figure 5-6 show a system, where as in concept 1, a double planetary gear set screws a roller nut to fix the degree z of the pulley. If the pulley is fixed and the push mechanism has token back some of its movement, the force push of point can be moved. The action of fixing the pulley and moving the push of point occur not at the same time, and therefore can be done by using one actuator. M Push mechanism from world Figure 5-6: Incremental pushing from the world, moving the force push of point. To realize the functioning of screwing the nut to fix the pulley and to move the push of point, the principle of figure 5-7 is used. In figure 5-8 this principle is translated to the system. fixed fixed a) b) c) wire Figure 5-7: Principle to alternately move a body.
17 Pulley positioning system for CVT 14 wire a) b) fixed fixed c) d) fixed fixed e) fixed Figure 5-8: Moving the inside and outside screw by a wire connected to the output of the double planetary gear set.
18 Pulley positioning system for CVT Concept 3: Incremental pushing from the shaft Figure 5-8 shows a concept system using the mechanics of concept 2 supplemented with the push mechanism of the current design, which now pushes by increments. In figure 5-9 a screw is drawn, but by means of its restricted mechanical advantage, it is more likely to use the (improved) mechanism of the three wedges. M M Push mechanism at shaft Figure 5-9: Incremental pushing from the shaft, moving the force push of point.
19 Pulley positioning system for CVT 16 6 Conclusions In the current system the planetary roller screw fulfils the sub function of converting rotational into translational motion and increasing the force with a multiplication factor of 40. The objective of the assignment can be achieved by finding a less expensive alternative mechanism for the planetary roller screw. A different possibility to achieve the objective of the assignment is to change the way the sub functions fulfil the main function. The current systems have a push mechanism that pushes from the shaft over the full range of the position. New proposed systems to fulfil the main function are; pushing from the world over the full range, pushing form the world by increments and pushing from the shaft by increments. Due to the restricted time of the traineeship, the feasibility of these opportunities is not investigated in detail to mark an optimal concept system.
20 References 17 References Constructieprincipes voor het nauwkeurig bewegen en positioneren. Syllabi, Eindhoven. Kapaan, H. J. e. a., Poelieset voor een continu variabele transmissie-eenheid. Patent NL , SKF Engineering & Research Services B.V., Koller, R. en N. Kastrup, Prinziplösungen zur konstruktion technischer produkt. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, Olschewski, A. e. a., Device for converting rotary motion into translational motion. Patent DE , AB SKF, Raber, C., Antrieb. Patent WO , Luk Lamellen und Kupplingbau Gmbh, Reik. W. e. a., New Opportunities for the Clutch?. 7th LuK Symposium, LuK GmbH & Co, Roth, K., Konstruieren mit Konstruktionskatalogen; Band II Konstruktionskataloge. 2. Auflage. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, Weissflog, D., Axialstelltrieb, insbesondere zur Variatorbetätigung, Variator sowie CVT Getriebe. Patent DE , Torrington Nadellager Gmbh, Rosielle, P.C.J.N., Meerakker, K.G.O. van de, Continuously Variable Transmission. Patent WO , Van Doorne s Transmissie B.V., 2004.
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34 The amount of mechanical advantage ma is given by: a ma = (1) b In which: ma : mechanical advantage [-] a : input distance [mm] b : output distance [mm] = 20 mm Planetary roller screw The input distance a of the planetary roller screw used in the current design can be obtained using: a = n π d (2) b n = (3) p In which: a : input distance [mm] n : number of revolutions [-] d : diameter [mm] = 50 mm b : output distance [mm] = 20 mm p : pitch [mm] = 4 mm The mechanical advantage becomes: 785 ma = = Three wedges The input distance a of the mechanism using three wedges can be obtained using: ϕ a = π d (4) 360 In which: a : input distance [mm] ϕ : angular distance of the wedge(s) [ ] = 120 d : diameter [mm] = 180 mm
35 The mechanical advantage becomes: 188,5 ma = = 9, One wedge The input distance a of the mechanism using one wedge can be obtained using: ϕ a = π d (4) 360 In which: a : input distance [mm] ϕ : angular distance of the wedge(s) [ ] = 360 d : diameter [mm] = 180 mm The mechanical advantage becomes: 565,5 ma = = 28, Coil transmission The input distance a of the mechanism using a coil transmission can be obtained using: a = n π d (2) In which: a : input distance [mm] n : number of coils [-] = 17 d : diameter [mm] = 180 mm The mechanical advantage becomes: 9613 ma = = Cams The input distance a of the mechanism using three cams, with a minimum diameter of 80 mm and a maximum 0f 100 mm, can be obtained using:
36 a = π d (5) In which: a : input distance [mm] d : (average) diameter [mm] = 90 mm The mechanical advantage becomes: 283 ma = = 14,
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